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With Texas hitting triple digit temperatures for nearly 50 days, and it might feel like it’s only getting hotter.

Several seats in the Fitchburg area will be on the ballot in the upcoming spring election, set for April 4, and Dec. 1 marked the first day aspiring candidates could

Pride cometh before a fall, but this fall the Pulaski County School Board was as proud as they pleased when they showed off the accomplishments of teachers, students, and faculty

To refocus on their gardening, the Holly City Development Corp. is requesting donations of fall crop plants and perhaps a blueberry bush or two.

Three brothers from Texas are being charged with capital murder in the killing of a teenager.

Oregon School District administrators are recommending the district keep its mask mandate until transmission drops back to moderate transmission, as cases diagnosed in students and staff increased over winter break.

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Ida Wyman captured the ordinary through an extraordinary eye. Santa Fe’s Monroe Gallery of Photography is showing a rare collection of the Bronx-born photographer’s work capturing the people of East Harlem, New York, in 1947. The exhibit opens in the gallery and online at monroegallery.com on Feb. 12, continuing through April 11. ................................................................ In 1947, East Harlem was a neighborhood of immigrants from p...

Making History Black History Month is an opportunity for people of all cultures and ethnicities to learn more about and to celebrate the contributions that the children of Africa have made to human civilization. It’s a chance to become enlightened about people like Mark Dean, an IBM Fellow who holds patents for inventing the first personal computer in 1981. Or Garrett Morgan, who in 1914 received patents for the Safety Hood and Smoke Protector, which later became known as the gas mask. Many p...